Graveyard Shift
Graveyard Shift: Navigating Love's Twilight Zone
Lyrics
Whether it's right, whether it's wrong
Reflecting on the morality of a situation, questioning whether actions are right or wrong.
Whether it's right, whether it's wrong
Reiterating the contemplation of right and wrong.
I'm on that graveyard shift
Expressing engagement in a challenging and demanding task or period of life, symbolized as a "graveyard shift."
Goodbye relationships
Saying farewell to relationships, possibly indicating a sacrifice for the graveyard shift.
One day it's all gone click
Anticipating a moment of realization or clarity, where things make sense.
But I'll be gone once you get it
Planning to move on once the understanding or clarity is achieved.
What do you think when you see me?
Pondering what others perceive when looking at the speaker.
Do my eyes make you believe me?
Questioning if the speaker's eyes convey honesty or sincerity.
This shit ain't never been easy
Acknowledging that the speaker's journey has never been easy.
That don't mean it'll defeat me
Asserting that difficulty doesn't guarantee defeat; determined to persevere.
Yeah right, hell no
Expressing skepticism or disagreement, stating "hell no."
Whether it's right, whether it's wrong
Revisiting the contemplation of right and wrong.
Oh, suddenly now you feel me?
Questioning the sincerity of sudden interest or understanding from others.
What happened to hating the real me?
Recalling a time when others disliked the authentic self of the speaker.
I don't wanna repeat the history
Expressing a desire to avoid repeating past negative experiences.
I just wanna clear up the mystery
Wishing to clarify and resolve any existing mysteries or misunderstandings.
I've been waiting like all night long
Implying a prolonged wait for something, possibly understanding or resolution.
Catch me running through the hills
Describing a dynamic action of running through challenges or obstacles.
They like who expected this?
Expressing surprise at others' expectations or predictions about the speaker.
I'm not gone lie
Acknowledging awareness that success was inevitable.
I knew that my shot wouldn't miss
Confidently predicting the accuracy of the speaker's actions or decisions.
Now I'm learning to forgive
Learning to forgive, suggesting personal growth or maturity.
I know you'd do the same for me
Recognizing the possibility of reciprocated forgiveness from others.
Would you do the same for me?
Posing a question about the willingness of others to forgive the speaker.
Would you do the same for me?
Repeating the inquiry about others' willingness to forgive.
Dangerous
Labeling the situation as dangerous, possibly indicating the challenges faced.
Whether it's right, whether it's wrong
Reiterating the ongoing contemplation of right and wrong.
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